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Showing posts with label Data mining. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Data mining. Show all posts
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
George Orwell never tires of dancing in his grace.
When I do my online article editing, one of my tasks is to ensure that articles fall within specific word count ranges.
In Firefox, I use the "Word Count Plus" extension for that purpose. I thought I'd try doing some editing work in Google's Chrome browser, so I looked for a similar extension designed for Chrome. I found one, but there's no way I'd consider installing it.
The distance from Google's once "do no evil" philosophy to this is inestimable:

I'll give Google this: At least it's now up-front about its data mining.
In Firefox, I use the "Word Count Plus" extension for that purpose. I thought I'd try doing some editing work in Google's Chrome browser, so I looked for a similar extension designed for Chrome. I found one, but there's no way I'd consider installing it.
The distance from Google's once "do no evil" philosophy to this is inestimable:

I'll give Google this: At least it's now up-front about its data mining.
Labels:
Chrome browser,
Data mining,
Editing tools,
Google,
Internet privacy
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